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Vendanges Tardives / Sparkling Wines & Late Harvest ..……..…………...… Il est élevé avec les plus grands soins de la nature ; Pour qu’en bouche il nous apporte un plaisir sur. Nous le choisissons en fonction de ses qualités, Pour qu’avec votre plat vous le savouriez A votre table, il animera votre repas, Tout en vous apportant bonheur et joie. Il n y a pas de joie sans vin Honneur au Vin. Cultivating is a science and an art ; Tasting, one of the great pleasures in life. We have chosen them with respect to their qualities, Working with your main course and its side dishes At your table, it adds colour to the meal, It animates and puntuates good times. There is no joy without wine. Long live wine. Eric Emond Sommelier Table Des Matières – Table of Contents Apéritifs / Aperitifs.………………………………..…. p 4 Nos Produits Québecois / Quebec Products………………. p 6 Les Vins de L’Île d’Orléans / Island Wines .………….…. p 7 Nos Vins Rouges / Red Wines.…………………...….…. p 8 Nos Vins Blancs / White Wines ….….………………… p 14 Nos Vins Rosés / Rosé Wines Nos Vins Liquoreux / Sweet Wines….….…………...….. p18 Les Mousseux & Vendanges Tardives / Sparkling Wines & Late Harvest ..……..…………...…. p 19 Nos Vins au verre / Wines by the glass………………….. p 20 Porto & Spiritueux / Ports & Liquors ………………..... p 21 Whisky & Scotch…………………………………….. p 22 Digestifs / After Dinner Drinks .......................................... p 23 2 Apéritifs Apéritif de cassis……………………………. 3.00$ Cidre de pomme…….……………………….. 4.00$ Sangria maison………………..…………….. 6.00$ Cinzano..........…………….…..…………….. 4.50$ Dubonnet........………………..…………….. 4.50$ Martini..............……………………………. 4.50$ St-Raphaël............…..………………………. 4.50$ Kir régulier......………………..…………….. 6.50 $ Kir royal.............……………………………. 7.50$ Porto blanc Offley...……..……….................... 5.50$ Campari……………………………………. 5.00 $ Pernod…………………………..................... 5.00$ Ricard...........………...……………………… 5.50$ Pineau de Charentes…………………………. 5.50$ Cocktails Bloody Mary, César.…..……………………… 6.50$ Virgin Mary, César..……..................................... 3.50$ Dry Martini...............………...…........................ 6.50$ Manhattan................…….................................… 6.50$ 4 Apéritifs (Suite) Bières Belle Gueule Rousse et Pilsner, Cheval Blanc..........…4.50$ Labbat Bleue, Budweiser...................…………….. 4.50$ Molson Dry, Molson Export, Coors Light……... …..4.50$ Beck’s sans alcool..............………………………. 4.25$ Heineken, Corona……...……………………….. 5.50$ Smirnoff Ice…………………………………. …6.75$ Bières de l’île 500ml La Dame Blanche…………………………….. 7.25 $ Scotch Ale………………………………….. … 8.25 $ Breuvages Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Ginger Ale, 7up............……… …2.25$ Thé glacé, jus d’orange, jus de pomme.......…………. 2.50$ Limonade...................…………………………… 3.00$ Eau minérale (St-Justin).....355ml 3.25$.......750ml ..6.25$ Eau en bouteille ………..330ml ..2.00$.....1,5litre ... 4.50$ 5 Nos Produits Québécois Québec products Apéritifs Apéritif de cassis…………………………………………..3.00 $ Blackcurrent Liqueur Kir avec crème de cassis de l’Ile……………………………...6.50 $ Cidre de pomme – Apple cider Le petit pommier, Cidrerie-Verger Bilodeau…………..………4.00 $ / verre (cidre plat/ Flat Cider) 20.00 $ / btle L’ensorcelée de la Polyculture Plante ………………………23.00 $ /btle (cidre mousseux / Sparkling Cider) La Cuvée des Ti-Coq – Domaine de la Source à Marguerite (Cidre de glace / Iced Apple Cider)………………………7.00 $/verre(2oz) Digestif - After dinner drink Coureur des Bois Crème d'érable……………………………..5.00 $ Boisson combinant la richesse du sirop d'érable québécois à de la crème fraîche. Combines the richness of Quebec maple syrup to the cream. Sortilège …………………………………………………..5.50 $ Liqueur de whisky canadien et de sirop d’érable Canadian Wisky and Maple Syrup Liqueur 6 Les Vins de l’Ile d’Orléans Island Wines Verre /Glass 750ml Rouge – Red Village des Entre-Côtes , 2009 ………………………….6.50 29 (Fait avec les cépages/Made with varities : Marechal-Foch, Ste-Croix et Michurinetz) Blanc – White Le 1535, 2009 …………………………………….. 6.50 29 (Fait avec les cépages/Made with varieties : Vandal-Cliche, Gesenheim et Eona) Rosé – Rosé Le St-Pierre , 2009………………………… ………… 6.50 29 (Fait avec le cépage/Made with varitie : Ste-Croix ) 7 Nos Vins Rouges ‘’Dans la production du vin, chaque année, le ciel joue un rôle décisif. Il ajoute ou retranche sa part dans la réussite du vin, A laquelle le terroir, les hommes et la technique n’y peuvent rien.’’ Our Red Wines « During the winemaking process, every year the sky plays a decisive role. It adds or removes an essential ingredient in the wine, Something which the land, men or technique could never do. » Vins Français - French Wines Verre/Glass 1/2btl btl Bordeaux Côtes de Bourg a.o.c, Château de la Grave, Caractère, 2006 ……………10.00………….…... 48 Côtes de Castillon a.o.c, Château Robin, 2005………… ………..……………….....32…… 56 Listrac - Médoc a.o.c., Hautes Terres de Fourcas Dupré, 2004 .…………………..………... 60 Bordeaux Superieur a.o.c., Domaine de Viaud, 24/7, 1999……………...………………..… 62 Montagne St-Émilion a.o.c., Château Rocher Corbin, 2003……………………………….... 65 St-Estèphe a.o.c., Château Pomys, Cru Bourgeois, 2003 ...…..………………………45........ 84 Vallée du Rhône Côtes du Rhône a.o.c., Domaine du Vieux Chêne, La Haie aux Grives, 2006………….25… 43 Côtes du Ventoux a.o.c., Château Valcombe, Cuvée Signature, 2003...……....…................... 60 Sud-Ouest Cahors a.o.c, Château Famaey, Cuvée en Fût de Chêne, 2003,………………………...…. 48 10 Vins Français - French Wines (suite) Verre/Glass 1/2btl btl Bourgogne Bourgogne a.o.c., Pierre André, Réserve, Vielles vignes, 2007.……………………..24…. 45 Vosne-Romanée a.o.c., Louis Jadot, 2004………………..……………….…………… 115 Ladoix 1e Cru a.o.c., Les Buis, Domaine Nudant, 1996……………………………….. 125 Beaujolais Beaujolais-Villages a.o.c., Georges Duboeuf, 2008 …………….................................19…. 35 Brouilly a.o.c., Georges Duboeuf, 2008 …………………....………..…. ……………. 42 Vins Canadiens – Canadian Wines Verre/Glass 1/2btl btl Merlot, VQA Niagara Peninsula, Peninsula Ridge, 2008……….…….10………... 46 11 Vins Italiens – Italian Wines Verre/Glass 1/2btl btl Vénétie Valpolicella Classico d.o.c., Monte del Fra, 2008.………………. 8.50.………... 39 Valpolicella Classico superiore d.o.c., Ripasso, Monte del Fra, 2006………………… 54 Amarone della Valpolicella d.o.c., San Rustico, 2003…………….…..………… 89 Toscane Toscana i.g.t., Cabernet Sauvignon, Calviolo, 2007………………10………….. 45 Chianti Classico d.o.c.g., Rocca delle Macie, Riserva, 2007……………………..…. 52 Piémont Dolcetto d’Alba d.o.c., Massolino, 2008…………………………………….. 49 Barbera d’Asti d.o.c., Valfieri, 2005………......……………..………………... 60 Abruzzes Verre/Glass ½ litre Litre Terre di Chieti i.g.t., Montepulciano, Cantina Tollo, 2008……..…..6.50……… 17…. 30 12 Vins Australiens - Australian Wines Verre/Glass 1/2btl btl Shiraz-Cabernet, South Australia, Penfolds, Koonunga Hill, 2008 ………………… 39 Cabernet Sauvignon, South Australia, Wolf Blass, Premium, 2006 ……...................... 52 Cabernet Sauvignon, Anvers, Langhorn Creek, 2007…………………….................. 65 Vins Californiens - Californian Wines Syrah, Pepperwood Grove, 2006…………………………….........................…....... 42 Zinfandel, Gnarly Head, Old Vine Zin, 2006.................................................................. 48 Cabernet Sauvignon, Smoking Loon, 2007…………………………......................... 49 Merlot, Candor, Lot #2, Hope Familly,………………………….……….............. 52 Meritime, FOG Alley, Santa Cruz Mountains A.V.A., 2005……………….............. 55 Vins d’Espagne - Spain Wines Alicante d.o., Vergel, Bodega de Pinoso, 2008………………………………..….. 48 Penedes d.o., Mas La Plana, Miguel Torres,, 1996…………………….............…... 118 Penedes d.o., Mas La Plana, Gran Coronas, Miguel Torres, 1994………................... 130 13 Nos Vins Blancs ‘’Le vin est une des grandes réussites de l’homme pour transformer un fruit périssable en quelque chose de permanent.’’ Our White Wines « Wine is one of the great human achievements ; To transform a perishible fruit Into something that is time everlasting. » Vins Français - French Wines Verre/Glass ½ btl. btl. Alsace Alsace a.o.c., Riesling, Willm, Réserve, 2008 ……….………………………19….. 35 Bordeaux Entre-deux-mers a.o.c., Cheval Quancard, Cuvée Clémence, 2008……8 ………….. 36 Bourgogne Bourgogne Aligoté a.o.c., Domaine Ste-Claire, J-M Brocard, 2007 …..….…..25….. 44 Pouilly-Fuissé a.o.c., Les Souvelles Marney Sorelles, 2007………………………… 49 Chablis a.o.c., Domaine Ste-Claire, J-M Brocard , 2006 …...………………………. 58 Val de Loire Sancerre a.o.c., Domaine la Moussière, Alphonse Mellot, 2007…………...…..27…. 49 Vins d’Espagne - Spain Wines Campo de Borja, d.o., Borsao Blanco Selección, Bodega Borsao, 2008……………. 32 16 Vins Italiens – Italian Wines Verre/Glass 1/2btl btl Vénétie Soave Classico d.o.c., Monte del Fra, 2008……………........8……………. 36 Abruzzes Verre/Glass ½ litre Litre Trebbiano d'Abruzzo d.o.c., Cantina Tollo, 2008……….....6.50………17…. 30 Vins Australiens - Australian Wines Verre/Glass 1/2btl btl Chardonnay, Lindemans, Bin 65, 2008 ………...…….….6.50………… 30 Vins Californiens - Californian Wines Chardonnay, EXP, Toasted Head ,Dunnigan Hills a.v.a, 2007…………… 39 Viognier, McManis Family, 2007…………………………9.………........ 42 Conundrum, Caymus, 2006………………………….................. (2003) 32…. 55 17 Nos Vins Rosé – Our Rosé Wines Verre/Glass btl. Ile d’Orléans, Le Saint-Pierre, 2009……………………………6.50……... 29 Château Pech Céleyran, Sixtine, Vdp Côtes de Perpignan, 2008...…7.50……… 34 Liquoreux - Sweet Wine Verre-Glass ½ btl btl . (2oz) France Ste-Croix-du-mont a.o.c., Château Coulac, 2003 …………7……(2004) 29…… 55 Sauternes a.o.c., Château Gravas, 2005…………………10……………….. 80 18 Mousseux – Sparkling Wines Verre/Glass
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